Table of Contents

• Preface
• Saga of the Well-and-Wise-Walking Khan [With Dedication]
• Woman Who Sought her Husband in the Palace of Erlik-Khan, The
• Gold-Spitting Prince, The
• How the Schimnu-Khan Was Slain
• Pig’s-Head Soothsayer, The
• How the Serpent-Gods Were Propitiated
• Turbulent Subject, The
• White Bird and His Wife, The
• How Ânanda the Woodcarver and Ânanda the Painter Strove Together
• Five to One
• Biting Corpse, The
• Prayer Making Suddenly Rich, The
• “Child-Intellect” and “Bright-Intellect”
• Fortunes of Shrikantha, The
• Avaricious Brother, The
• Use of Magic Language, The
• Wife Who Loved Butter, The
• Simple Husband and the Prudent Wife, The
• How Shanggasba Buried His Father
• Perfidious Friend, The
• Bhîxu Life
• How the Widow Saved Her Son’s Life
• White Serpent-King, The
• What Became of the Red-Coloured Dog
• Conclusion of the Adventures of the Well-and-Wise-Walking Khan
• Saga of Ardschi-Bordschi and Vikramâditja’s Throne, The (With Historical Notice of Vikramâditja)
• Boy-King, The
• False Friend, The
• Pretended Son, The
• Ardschi-Bordschi Discovers Vikramâditja’s Throne
• Sûta Tells Ardschi-Bordschi Concerning Vikramâditja’s Birth, The
• Sûta Tells Ardschi-Bordschi Concerning Vikramâditja’s Youth, The
• Vikramâditja Acquires Another Kingdom
• Vikramâditja Makes the Silent Speak
• Who Invented Woman?
• Voice-Charmer, The
• Sûta Tells Ardschi-Bordschi Concerning the Seventy-One Parrots and Their Adviser, The
• How Naran Gerel Swore Falsely and Yet Told the Truth

Bibliographic Information

Book: Sagas from the Far East; or, Kalmouk and Mongolian Traditionary Tales
Book Author/Editor: Busk, Rachel Harriette
Publisher: Griffith and Farran
Publication City: London
Year of Publication: 1873
Country of Origin: Mongolia & Russia
Notes: COMPLETE! Entered into SurLaLune Database in October 2018 with all known ATU Classifications.